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90 question review

Total questions: 92

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which African kingdom became a center of trade and culture during the Middle Ages?

a)

Mali

b)

Ghana

c)

Songhai

d)

Zimbabwe

2.

What was a major achievement of the Gupta Empire in India?

a)

Development of gunpowder

b)

Decimal system

c)

Printing press

d)

Steam engine

3.

Which ancient civilization built the pyramids?

a)

Mesopotamia

b)

Egypt

c)

Indus Valley

d)

China

4.

How did the Syrian Civil War affect regional stability?

a)

Increased trade

b)

Caused refugee crisis

c)

Improved infrastructure

d)

Reduced migration

5.

What was the impact of the fall of the Roman Empire?

a)

Growth of democracy

b)

Decline of trade

c)

Spread of Islam

d)

Industrial Revolution

6.

Which event marked the beginning of the Middle Ages in Europe?

a)

Fall of Rome

b)

Renaissance

c)

French Revolution

d)

Industrial Revolution

7.

A major effect of European colonization on indigenous populations was:

a)

the spread of new diseases

b)

the increase in indigenous population

c)

the preservation of indigenous cultures

d)

the return of land to indigenous peoples

8.

Which of the following is a major consequence of increased global travel?

a)

Increased population

b)

Spread of diseases

c)

Technological advancement

d)

Cultural preservation

9.

Which river is the longest in the world?

a)

Amazon

b)

Nile

c)

Mississippi

d)

Yangtze

10.

Which mountain range separates Europe from Asia?

a)

Alps

b)

Himalayas

c)

Ural

d)

Andes

11.

Which desert is the largest in the world?

a)

Sahara

b)

Gobi

c)

Kalahari

d)

Arabian

12.

Monsoon patterns have a significant impact on farming in India.

a)

They determine the timing and success of crop growth.

b)

They have no effect on agriculture.

c)

They only affect urban areas, not farms.

d)

They make farming possible throughout the year without irrigation.

13.

Why are coastal areas often centers of trade?

a)

They have fertile soil

b)

They provide access to waterways

c)

They have fewer storms

d)

They are isolated

14.

Which factor most influences agricultural success in river valleys?

a)

High elevation

b)

Fertile soil

c)

Cold climate

d)

Rocky terrain

15.

Which factor of production includes human labor?

a)

Capital

b)

Land

c)

Labor

d)

Entrepreneurship

16.

Natural resources are important for economic development because:

a)

They provide raw materials for industries and support economic growth.

b)

They decrease the need for technological advancement.

c)

They limit the opportunities for trade.

d)

They reduce the population growth rate.

17.

Which country is known for its oil reserves influencing its economy?

a)

Japan

b)

Saudi Arabia

c)

Brazil

d)

Kenya

18.

Which type of government has unlimited power?

a)

Democracy

b)

Constitutional monarchy

c)

Totalitarian

d)

Republic

19.

What is a characteristic of a limited government?

a)

Leaders have unchecked power

b)

Citizens have rights

c)

No rule of law

d)

No elections

20.

Which document limits government power in the U.S.?

a)

The Constitution

b)

The Declaration of Independence

c)

The Bill of Rights

d)

The Federalist Papers

21.

How has improved transportation changed cultural interactions?

a)

Reduced migration

b)

Increased cultural exchange

c)

Limited trade

d)

Isolated communities

22.

Which invention most increased global communication?

a)

Steam engine

b)

Telegraph

c)

Printing press

d)

Compass

23.

What is an example of cultural diffusion?

a)

Eating sushi in the U.S.

b)

Wearing traditional clothes

c)

Speaking only one language

d)

Avoiding foreign foods

24.

Which belief is shared by Hinduism and Buddhism?

a)

Reincarnation

b)

Monotheism

c)

Belief in the Trinity

d)

Worship of Jesus

25.

Which of the following is a belief in rebirth after death?

a)

Monotheism

b)

Reincarnation

c)

Trinity

d)

Original sin

26.

Which religion spread along the Silk Road?

a)

Christianity

b)

Buddhism

c)

Islam

d)

Judaism

27.

Which geographic factor most influences population distribution?

a)

Climate

b)

Language

c)

Religion

d)

Government

28.

What is the primary source of energy in many developing countries?

a)

Solar

b)

Coal

c)

Wind

d)

Nuclear

29.

28. The largest ocean is:

a)

Atlantic Ocean

b)

Indian Ocean

c)

Pacific Ocean

d)

Arctic Ocean

30.

Which ocean is the largest?

a)

Atlantic

b)

Pacific

c)

Indian

d)

Arctic

31.

What is the capital of Japan?

a)

Beijing

b)

Tokyo

c)

Seoul

d)

Bangkok

32.

Which continent has the most countries?

a)

Asia

b)

Africa

c)

Europe

d)

South America

33.

Which detail best shows how colonization can shape a society today?

a)

Most people in Brazil speak Portuguese because Portugal once controlled the region.

b)

Brazil has rainforests because it is near the equator.

c)

Brazil produces coffee because the soil is fertile.

d)

Brazil has many rivers because it receives a lot of rainfall.

34.

A city becomes a major trading port. Over time, people from many places move there for jobs. Which present-day characteristic most likely comes from this history?

a)

A multicultural population with many languages and foods

b)

A desert climate with little rainfall

c)

A mountain range that blocks travel

d)

A single crop grown everywhere

35.

Which example best shows how trade influenced culture in East Africa?

a)

Swahili includes words from Arabic because of long-distance trade across the Indian Ocean.

b)

People farmed near rivers because land was fertile.

c)

People built homes from local stone.

d)

People moved to cities because of overcrowding.

36.

Many people in the Philippines use Spanish-based last names and some Spanish words in everyday speech. This is MOST directly connected to—

a)

Spanish colonization in the past

b)

the country’s location on the Ring of Fire

c)

monsoon winds and seasonal rain

d)

the presence of volcanoes

37.

A country has temples, foods, and holidays that reflect both local traditions and those of immigrants who arrived for work. This is an example of culture shaped mainly by—

a)

A. immigration

b)

B. earthquakes

c)

C. latitude

d)

D. deforestation

38.

Two countries that were once one colony were divided after a major conflict. Today they still argue over borders and resources. This BEST shows that—

a)

past conflicts can help explain current conditions

b)

natural resources never affect borders

c)

immigration always causes conflict

d)

trade always leads to peace

39.

India and Pakistan have had ongoing tensions since 1947. Which historical event helps explain this current condition?

a)

The partition of British India into two new countries

b)

The invention of the printing press

c)

The start of the Industrial Revolution in England

d)

The building of the Great Wall of China

40.

A civil war forces many people to leave their homes and move to nearby countries. Which current condition is MOST likely linked to that conflict?

a)

Large refugee populations in neighboring countries

b)

More rainfall in surrounding deserts

c)

New mountain ranges forming

d)

Higher sea levels around the world

41.

After years of war, a region has damaged roads, schools, and hospitals. Which is the BEST explanation for why rebuilding is difficult?

a)

Conflict can destroy infrastructure and slow economic growth for years.

b)

Rebuilding is easy because resources are always available after war.

c)

Damaged infrastructure has no impact on economic growth.

d)

War usually improves the quality of roads, schools, and hospitals.

42.

A country was split into North and South after a major war. Today the two sides have very different governments and economies. This pattern MOST clearly shows—

a)

how historical events can shape modern political and economic systems

b)

how latitude decides a country’s government type

c)

how deserts create unlimited governments

d)

how trade eliminates cultural differences

43.

Which is a HUMAN geographic feature?

a)

A highway connecting two major cities

b)

A mountain range

c)

A river delta

d)

A peninsula

44.

The Himalayas are located mainly along the—

a)

northern border of India

b)

southern coast of India

c)

western edge of South America

d)

eastern coast of Africa

45.

Which pair includes one water body and one urban center?

a)

Nile River and Cairo

b)

Andes Mountains and Sahara Desert

c)

Himalayas and Gobi Desert

d)

Great Barrier Reef and Arctic Circle

46.

A map key shows: ★ = capital city, ▲ = mountains, ~~~ = river. Which symbol should you use to locate an urban center?

a)

★ (star symbol)

b)

▲ (triangle symbol)

c)

~~~ (wavy line symbol)

47.

Why are large cities often found near rivers?

a)

Rivers provide water, transportation, and fertile land for farming.

b)

Rivers always prevent flooding.

c)

Rivers make deserts colder.

d)

Rivers block trade and travel.

48.

A region has a warm climate, rich soil, and regular rainfall. Which economic activity is MOST likely to develop there?

a)

Farming cash crops like tea or sugarcane

b)

Deep-sea oil drilling

c)

Diamond mining in mountains

d)

Building ski resorts

49.

Fishing industries are most likely to grow in areas that are—

a)

near oceans, seas, or large lakes

b)

high in the mountains with thin air

c)

far from any water source

d)

covered with sand dunes

50.

A country builds many factories near a major port city. Which geographic factor MOST supports this choice?

a)

Easy shipping of goods by sea to other countries

b)

Colder temperatures at higher altitude

c)

Lack of workers in the area

d)

Limited access to roads and railways

51.

Which of the following is an example of CAPITAL?

a)

Machines used to make clothing in a factory

b)

Farmers harvesting crops by hand

c)

Oil found underground

d)

A person starting a new business idea

52.

A country has a large, educated workforce and many technology schools. Which factor of production is MOST available?

a)

Labor

b)

Natural resources

c)

Entrepreneurs

d)

Landforms

53.

A business owner takes a risk to open a new café, hires workers, and buys equipment. The business owner is acting as the—

a)

entrepreneur

b)

natural resource

c)

compass rose

d)

water body

54.

A nation has abundant iron ore and coal. Which industry would MOST likely develop because of these resources?

a)

Steel production

b)

Coral reef tourism

c)

Rice farming in river deltas

d)

Software design

55.

Which is the BEST example of a LIMITED government?

a)

A constitutional government where leaders must follow written laws

b)

A ruler who can do anything without limits

c)

A one-party state that controls the media and elections

56.

In which type of government do citizens usually have the FEWEST rights?

a)

Totalitarian (unlimited) government

b)

Constitutional (limited) government

c)

Representative democracy

d)

Federal republic

57.

A government controls the news, limits travel, and punishes people for criticizing leaders. This government is MOST likely—

a)

unlimited (totalitarian)

b)

constitutional (limited)

c)

direct democracy

d)

a free-market economy

58.

How can improved communication technology influence cultural change?

a)

People can share music, fashion, and ideas quickly across the world.

b)

It makes mountain ranges move faster.

c)

It stops people from migrating.

d)

It removes natural resources from the ground.

59.

A new highway and railroad connect rural towns to a major city. Over time, more people move to the city for jobs. This is an example of cultural change influenced by—

a)

A. transportation improvements

b)

B. latitude

c)

C. earthquakes

d)

D. erosion

60.

As a country’s economy grows, more people can afford school and travel. Which change is MOST likely to happen?

a)

New jobs and urban growth that can change traditions and daily life

b)

Less contact with other cultures

61.

Many followers of Hinduism and Buddhism believe a person’s actions affect what happens after death. This belief is MOST closely connected to the idea of—

a)

karma and rebirth (reincarnation)

b)

monotheism

c)

feudalism

d)

tariffs

62.

Islam spread to many parts of South and Southeast Asia mainly through—

a)

trade networks and Muslim merchants

b)

glaciers and river flooding

c)

the invention of gunpowder

d)

European missionaries in ancient times

63.

Which African kingdom became a center of trade and culture during the Middle Ages?

a)

Mali

b)

Ghana

c)

Songhai

d)

Zimbabwe

64.

What was a major achievement of the Gupta Empire in India?

a)

Development of gunpowder

b)

Decimal system

c)

Printing press

d)

Steam engine

65.

Which ancient civilization built the pyramids?

a)

Mesopotamia

b)

Egypt

c)

Indus Valley

d)

China

66.

What was the primary reason for the growth of cities along the Nile River?

a)

Gold mines

b)

Fertile soil

c)

Oil reserves

d)

Forest resources

67.

How did the Syrian Civil War affect regional stability?

a)

Increased trade

b)

Caused refugee crisis

c)

Improved infrastructure

d)

Reduced migration

68.

What was the impact of the fall of the Roman Empire?

a)

Growth of democracy

b)

Decline of trade

c)

Spread of Islam

d)

Industrial Revolution

69.

Which event marked the beginning of the Middle Ages in Europe?

a)

Fall of Rome

b)

Renaissance

c)

French Revolution

d)

Industrial Revolution

70.

What was a major effect of European colonization on indigenous populations?

a)

Increased population

b)

Spread of diseases

c)

Technological advancement

d)

Cultural preservation

71.

Which river is the longest in the world?

a)

Amazon

b)

Nile

c)

Mississippi

d)

Yangtze

72.

Which mountain range separates Europe from Asia?

a)

A. Alps

b)

B. Himalayas

c)

C. Ural

d)

D. Andes

73.

Which desert is the largest in the world?

a)

Sahara

b)

Gobi

c)

Kalahari

d)

Arabian

74.

How do monsoon patterns affect farming in India?

a)

Cause droughts

b)

Provide seasonal rains

c)

Reduce soil fertility

d)

Increase desertification

75.

Why are coastal areas often centers of trade?

a)

They have fertile soil

b)

They provide access to waterways

c)

They have fewer storms

d)

They are isolated

76.

Which factor most influences agricultural success in river valleys?

a)

High elevation

b)

Fertile soil

c)

Cold climate

d)

Rocky terrain

77.

Which factor of production includes human labor?

a)

Capital

b)

Land

c)

Labor

d)

Entrepreneurship

78.

Why are natural resources important for economic development?

a)

They reduce trade

b)

They provide raw materials

c)

They limit population growth

d)

They increase taxes

79.

Which country is known for its oil reserves influencing its economy?

a)

Japan

b)

Saudi Arabia

c)

Brazil

d)

Kenya

80.

Which type of government has unlimited power?

a)

A. Democracy

b)

B. Constitutional monarchy

c)

C. Totalitarian

d)

D. Republic

81.

What is a characteristic of a limited government?

a)

Leaders have unchecked power

b)

Citizens have rights

c)

No rule of law

d)

No elections

82.

Which document limits government power in the U.S.?

a)

Magna Carta

b)

Constitution

c)

Bill of Rights

d)

Declaration of Independence

83.

How has improved transportation changed cultural interactions?

a)

Reduced migration

b)

Increased cultural exchange

c)

Limited trade

d)

Isolated communities

84.

Which invention most increased global communication?

a)

Steam engine

b)

Telegraph

c)

Printing press

d)

Compass

85.

What is an example of cultural diffusion?

a)

Eating sushi in the U.S.

b)

Wearing traditional clothes

c)

Speaking only one language

d)

Avoiding foreign foods

86.

Which belief is shared by Hinduism and Buddhism?

a)

Monotheism

b)

Reincarnation

c)

Trinity

d)

Original sin

87.

Which religion spread along the Silk Road?

a)

Christianity

b)

Buddhism

c)

Islam

d)

Judaism

88.

Which geographic factor most influences population distribution?

a)

Climate

b)

Language

c)

Religion

d)

Government

89.

What is the primary source of energy in many developing countries?

a)

Solar

b)

Coal

c)

Wind

d)

Nuclear

90.

Which ocean is the largest?

a)

Atlantic

b)

Pacific

c)

Indian

d)

Arctic

91.

What is the capital of Japan?

a)

Beijing

b)

Tokyo

c)

Seoul

d)

Bangkok

92.

Which continent has the most countries?

a)

Asia

b)

Africa

c)

Europe

d)

South America